New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-30
1HE TWO EMPERORS Will MEET
GOSSIP OVER THE CARS JOURNEY HOME.


TIER-wAR NOT FAR OFF.
Copyright 1887: BY The Ne,o. York AssocGted Prea
BERLIN. Oct CIT was arranged the beginning OF
the week that the Car should leave Copenhagen and
travel via Germany to Moscow. The Imperial saloon
train. lying at Wlrbucn Polish station. was ordered
to take the Gar nj Lubbock The Berlin court circle
expected the courtesy OF visit to tho Emperor William
en- rontc. Then came news that the Arrangement hnu
been countcrmanlen. succeeded by the startling report
that the Gar Lad gone to Stockholm. travelling via
Mamo, by tho ordinary express. with two attendants
only. German Embassy advices from Copenhagen con
firmod the hurried passage OF important Russian
dignitary TO Stockholm. where the Imperial yacht
Czarna lay ready to receive him. and put &c sea in the
night time.
A late inquiry proved that the Gar was still at
Fredersbug and that he is aoly stay there until thc
middle OF November. He has been sharing the Teaslcs
with his children. In mild FORM It Is reported but
Moscow advccs confirm reports reaching here from
Copenhagen that tho posponemcnt of his return - quo
TO the appoi rance OF symptoms OF measles Ills
travelling via Germany and consequent visit to the
Emperor accepted inevitable. The VISIT "
officially considered undesirable but will be taken
to dvcst OF all political signincancc NJ de Oilers VIII
not accompany the Car, will Prince Bismarck be
present ut tho interview between the Enpcrors
Although he has been expecting the Interview to tako
place. Prince Bismarck has maintained attitude OF
reserve toward the Russian Embassy and under MS
advice the Emperor rcrains from invng the Car until
be is formally apprisel that his journey honewhrd IL
about begin The interview will be brief and cere
moniOus
NJ. DE GIERs WAS THE MYSTERIOUS RUSSIAN.
Tho mysterious Russian who travelled TO stockholm
via MalinO. and who embarked in the yacht Czarina,s
reported to have been NJ. do Gers who went 10
Irodcnsborg to hot conference with the car mo
yacht reached Cronstad Wednesday from st,ckholm
She accompanied by the ironclad Admiral
Nachimon. which joined her At Both the Czarna
and the Admiral NachmoG awaiting tho arrival OF
| (Idra i
that route.
Grand Duke Nicholas passed through Berlin on his
way homeward He received at the railway station
Thursday night by the Russian Cnargc dAfaires who
accom- panied him his hotel where he remained win
out being visited by any connected with the German
court or the army His bclcose speech at Dunkrk on
October p in which he oppressed sympathy with France
against Germany although denied hy him. remains an
doubted fact. The Grand Duke Resumed his Journey
yesterday unnOtlced
APAEALLEL 10 TIKI sCUNAFBELE INCIDENT
An incident on the frontier beyond IsIt OF Russian
customs Ollccr shooting u Trussian named Glinse -
strikngly similar aspects 10 the schenapelc
affair; but unlike that affair II does not STIR the pupHc
pulse official feeling. The in quiry into the matter
which is in progress has already shown that "ilhh''
being challenged crossing the linc fled to recross
into Germany aud fell dead the drst shot Tie JR"f
Ga-cfic say- that Glnkc diei on German soil Tie
Russian officer followed his orders To fire on persons
taxing flight on being challenged Whatever malice
was behind the Incident. the Government ha, not com
planned 10 Russia The antasonsn Of the Ia slams In
tie frontier province, is dcmpnsidtvc but cNciteS no
similar response from the Germans
Frontier restaurants frcGuented hy Russian oihcss
and drink shops paronizcI by soldiers display pao"rd'
bearing tac worls Hero no russians are served win
meat o drink" stores in Moscow and Russian shops
in Warsaw and elsewhere announce: NO German
goods sold here" This o.tentntions outbreak OF
Gcrmanophoba Is Known to be due to Official n'tins'
Taken with other things II Is an indication that tho
coming conflict between the Empires viii not. In tho
opinion OF official Russia. he long postponed
To MAN POLAND AGAIN FREE.
The scheme for the formation independent king
dom of Poland. ioreshadowed IN the hrcE I'H"hD re-
Gently. liza, excited a lively discussion among the inIc
pendent Polish pres, Of GallcI Ghc dt-,ia NaTGi,rrd
and the National Ga,cns OF Lcmbcrg mako adverse
comments and declarr that the Poles could not accept
restored Poland wanting the Duchy of Fosen. The
Polish orsans ia Gaiiola having relations Win the
within the DounIs OF political chances.
EroPKSING or THK REICHsTAG.
The Reichstag reopens November .. II Ia semi
officially that the Imperial budget will show that
an increase atricular contributions OF 10000
600 marks will be required The Conservative press
urgcs the Government to double tho existing import
duties cereals. The budget deficit being largely aur
TO be es-rned returns uf duties has aroused Al
inquiry results 81 the recent modification ct tue
tarin that article. TDis dchcit viii he death bIow
f he ryport bnlntirs II the coming budget IS formed
purely economic lines which IL VIII not he " tno
associated
When the bill for prolonging the period Of Parliament
comes up FOR confederation the Proressts fear that an
attempt will be made 10 raise the age ~ voters from
TWENTY-FIVE thirty years aud also 10 abolish secret
voting. The tone of the National Liberal ANA Con
servativc organs IL In sympathy with the Limitation oil
the isting suurage.
The Tagcblau says that Prince Bismarck VIII explain
the relations between Germany and Russia on The us
cussiOn Of the budget
The draft OF tho Imperial Civil! Code. on which com
ccu worship. Tor ten yoaTs l. N airy "ph
pecd II Is expected will bo roadS by the time The
KcicAstsg meets.
1HE EMPEROR WILLIAMS HYALIH.
The latest official statement ia TO the effect that the
Emprror Williams cold has not ahated. His fcs Ma
rel catedly disturbed ast night The course OF his In
disposition presents features and his Illness
cause. anxiety Ile rose At noon to-day, auu "a'
able to transact come btate business.
TIE BEOKES Lsfr~iC BANK.
Tho creditors of tho IApsc Discount Company expect
TO receive - per cent Of their deposits More fIandu
lent practices IA connection with the failure have been
discO-d aud number of Berlin nrinr have resolved y"
bring the whole Council Of Administration bti"I" u
Iustlce The revelations show that IN" c!rr'a
stan bank must have known It's condition some
Of tho received lieu OF cash for their salary
shares the bank stock. which they sold at lol =
until the day before the failure Tho shares are pow
Company and the Deutsche Bank are losers W tho
failure.
1HE HE<TUEP REPORT